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Currency Trading in the FOREX and Futures Markets

hardcoverJanuary 1, 2012
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ISBN-13: 9780132931373 ISBN-10: 0132931370
Publisher
FT Press
Binding
hardcover
Published
January 1, 2012
Weight
1.0 lbs
Dimensions
24.10×2.50×16.50 cm

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Currency Trading in the FOREX and Futures Markets by Garner, Carley. hardcover edition. ISBN: 9780132931373.

Currency trading offers immense potential to stock and futures investors seeking new speculative opportunities. However, there are several ways to trade in currencies, and many unsuspecting traders have been burned by aggressive marketing campaigns and gimmicks luring them into unfavorable trading environments. In this book, best-selling trading author Carley Garner covers everything new currency traders need to know to avoid those pitfalls and start earning big profits.Currency Trading in the Forex and Futures Marketsbegins by demystifying all the essentials, from quotes and calculations to the unique language of Forex trading. Readers learn all they need to know about choosing trading platforms and brokerage firms; working with leverage; controlling transaction costs; managing liquidity, margins, and risks; and much more. Garner thoroughly explains the currency spot market (Forex); currency futures traded on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME); and currency ETFs. She candidly discusses the advantages and disadvantages of each, cutting through the "smoke and mirrors" often associated with currency trading. Readers will also find a full section on currency market speculation, including a clear introduction to fundamental and seasonal analysis in currency markets. With her guidance, new currency traders can identify the markets and approaches that best fit their objectives, and avoid the pitfalls that have often victimized their predecessors.